good morning to you. live look outside right now. happy friday, everyone. even though dealing with the snow, that snow is going away. and some more snow is coming in, new snow. out with the old snow, in with the new snow. >> right. >> happy friday. good morning. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm wisdom martin. welcome to fox 5 morning news. we have to talk about some closings. >> some school closings again today. in virginia, culpeper public schools are closed. king george county schools are closed today with code two for twelve month employees. page county schools are closed. >> spotsylvania county public schools are also closed today. code two for twelve month employees. stafford county public schools are close today. administrative offices will open at 10:00 and employees are all code two. fredericksburg city schools are delayed two hours. orange county public schools

are also delayed for two hours. >> the federal government is open today. however, employees can take unscheduled leave or telework once again. we'll have a lot to stay on top of throughout the morning. you can get the most updated list on myfoxdc.com and also on the bottom of your screen. >> you can also track the weather where you live, share your photos, your snow photos or any kind of weather photos and you can do a lot more with the fox 5 weather app. download it on your droid, ipad or iphone. >> the best part is? >> it's free. it can be an extra friend in case you need one. >> an extra friend? >> i do tweet on there and we do video updates a couple of times a day. >> so it can be your friend. >> right. >> towns is your friend. >> just let me know. i'll give you a special shout out. your morning commute just fine here. i think it won't be until 2:00

or 3:00 today before we see more snow move in. it will be just like yesterday. we're not talk bathe big snow event but with the very cold temperatures, every flake that falls from the sky will get a chance to stick somewhere. it will definitely be sticking out there with high temperatures not getting out of the 20s. we are forecasting highs in the 20s this afternoon. here is your winter weather advisory in effect this morning or in effect this affect at 2:00 through 9:00 this -- this affect at 2 -- this afternoon at 2:00 through 9:00 this evening. both metro areas, washington, baltimore, all the in-close counties here under the winter weather advisory starting at 2:00 p.m. today. here is the forecast. high temperatures only in the upper 20s. snow developing 2:00, 3:00 today. it will come down hard enough at times that we'll likely see

some accumulation. how much? probably about an inch. although parts of the area could get 2 inches. an outside chance of 3 inches in one or two spots. yesterday, we had a little jackpot across southern maryland. we might get that again today where some places get 2 or 3 inches. >> is that jackpot for a lot of people? >> i think yesterday, it was. i mean friday night, set yourself up for some sledding tomorrow. >> the kids are all excited. >> the dog love it. julie wright was excited about it. >> when you say jackpot, i think dollars. i don't think snow. just for the record. just so we're all on board with that. >> okay. >> right now, southbound along 270 on that dry pavement, a lot of chemical was spread out there yesterday and hopefully that will help with your drive home this evening. wiper fluid will be something that you will need and wouldn't

hurt to get a full tank of gas as well. you know, fridays are typically busy anyway. you add in the combination of some inclement weather plus the volume, it will be a long rush hour ride home. southbound 270 right now good to go out of germantown headed out towards the beltway. no issues reporteded along this stretch southbound i-95 in maryland. the incident we have has cleared. your lanes are open if you are traveling on the outer loop of the beltway coming from river road headed out to the american legion bridge. traffic flowing freely in each direction on the dulles toll road between 2 and the beltway. no trouble spots to report northbound on i-95 leaving woodbridge across the occoquan. double the double nickel continuing on 395 on the beltway trying to get past the pentagon headed for the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. now to more on this cold winter weather we are having. looks like it will last into the weekend. >> lauren demarco has a look at how our roads are getting

ready. good morning to you. >> reporter: one thing i can certainly confirm is it is very cold out here. very cold and the pavement is so cold, it is below 20 degrees. they are not salting the roads, pretreating for the anticipated snow this afternoon. so that is sort of interesting this morning. we had a couple of accidents yesterday morning around 8:30:00 a.m. on 95 in virginia near triangle. we had an accident involving a virginia state trooper and another one involving a v- d.o.t. vehicle and patrol officer. everyone involved suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. they should all be okay. you know what a mess that can create on the roads, particularly when there is snow during rush hour and that is what we are looking at for the afternoon rush today. taking a live look out there at the roads right now, nice and clear. no problems on 95. again, the highways don't appear to be pretreated at this point. one. of the neighborhood and residential roads have been treated yesterday and some of that is still around.

you will find that. the concern this morning is refreezing. d.c. will deploy about 200 plows starting this afternoon so they will be monitoring all of the major arteries and working to get things cleared out you want do want to be very careful. also want to mention for property owners, you want to clear your sidewalks and walkways of snow within about 24 hours and look out for any elderly or disabled neighbors in your area. help them out as well. julie has been mentioning you want to make sure your gas tank is filled, windshield wiper fluid and make sure you have the ice scraper in the car and charge your cell phone. >> a d.c. teen is recovering this morning and the search is on for his attackers after he was brutally salted near the rhode island avenue metro stop. 17-year-old joseph agola was jumped and robbed wednesday afternoon on his way home. he says seven guys stole his wallet in the attack. joseph suffered a broken arm and jaw. his jaw is now wired shut for

several weeks. anyone with information is asked to call d.c. police. two arrests in the gang- related murder of a prince george's teen whose killing sparked multiple fights at his high school this week. police charged a 17-year-old and 19-year-old with the killing of 16-year-old marcus jones and are still looking for a third suspect. detectives say the shooting was a result of jones confronting members of a rival gang. today is the annual march for life rally and thousands abortion opponents are expected to mark 40 years since roe vs. wade. the day ends with a rally near the supreme court. it begins with a rally at the verizon center at 7:30 this morning followed by a mass at 10:00 a.m. there will all be a rally at the comcast center in college park beginning at 7:00 p.m. a mass will follow at 9:00. coming up next, an aging system dealing with the growing population. we will tell you more about big

plans in the work for metro. >> first, she helped put away john gotti. now, she has been chose ton make sure the top names in finance are following the rules -- chosen to make sure the stop names in finance are following the rules. more on that when fox 5 morning news continues. 

massachusetts senator john kerry is one step closer to becoming the county's next secretary of state. kerry had his nomination hearing before the senate foreign relations committee and addressed a number of issues. kerry had served on the foreign relations committee for nearly 30 years. he is expected to be easily confirmed by the full senate on tuesday. president obama has nominated a tough former prosecutor to head the securities and exchange commission. he has picked mary jo white. she helped put away mafia crime boss john gotti and convicted the person responsible for the world trade center bombing in 1993. white's nomination now heads to the senate. the vice president and top white house officials are heading to richmond this morning. joe biden and homeland secretary janet napolitano will

be holding a round table at virginia commonwealth university on reducing gun violence. joining them will be experts who worked on gun safety issues in the wake of the virginia tech shooting. more on a metro overhaul, the systems that thousands of people rely to get around each day is talking about going places it has never gone before. but first, let's check in with tucker barnes for the latest on the next round of winter weather. >> yeah, on the way, not this morning, don't be worried about the morning commute. it is the afternoon commute when we'll get is some snow moving in. ill a have the details on your weather and julie wright will have your traffic. we'll do it right after the break. 

taking a look over washington, d.c. and kind of quiet out there right now. things are going to kind of kick up later on today, this afternoon, just in time for your morning commute, right, tuck officer. >> right. the morning commute, fine. it is the afternoon commute we're concerned about. the potential for -- my weather maps are not working. >> they may be frozen. >> the potential for maybe an inch, maybe 2 inches in a couple of spots. this is not going to be a big storm. with temperatures remaining as cold as they've been, our high

temperatures only in the upper 20s yesterday. every flake will be sticking. you can see the clipper system approaching from the west. it is not here yet. we've still got several hours until it gets here and it will be moving into some very dry air. we are not concerned with snow until i would say 2:00 or 3:00 today. let's switch back to max 2, thank you very much and there you can see the snow. 20 right now in washington. it is cold. 14 in leonardtown. 14 in gaithersburg and frederick. we are doing another day with much of the area here, temperatures in the teens. and this will set the scene for our next snow event as temperatures won't even be close to marginal here. they will be nice and cold noon here is another look. clouds moving in very quickly t will be a cloudy start to the day. i don't see a whole lot in the way of sun today. the snow arrives any time after about 2:00 or 3:00 today. you can see that -- i'll tell you that usually when we get

systems coming from west to east like this and unable to tap into atlantic moisture, it won't have a lot to work with. snow totals will be held down because of that. futurecast, put that in motion for you. here comes the snow. 2:00, you can see it is just out to the west. it will take a little bit of time here to moisten up the atmosphere. once snow starts falling, there we are at 5:00. it looks like we'll get a period of snow around here until about 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 tonight and it will quickly push off to the east. not talking about a big snow event but again, every flake will fine a place to land and to stick. how much snow? maybe an inch. perhaps 2 inches on the outside sort of upper limit here. i don't think we'll see the 4 or 5-inch totals we saw yesterday. i can't guarantee there won't be a few spots that as i mentioned earlier, the jackpot where you might get two, maybe three inches. cloudy and cold. afternoon snow developing.

winds out of the south here at five to 10. snow totals, 1 to 3 inches. there is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. most of us will get about an inch. check tut o it will feel very balmy around here with highs in the upper 50s with showers next week. that is a look at weather. late do some traffic and get the latest from julie wright who is looking very fridayish. >> not quite sure what that means. >> that means air happy festive. >> okay. all lanes are open. no problems to report in the main lines or hovs as you continue northbound headed out to the 14th street bridge. eastbound 66, traffic running at speed as well leaving manassas headed inbound towards centreville. our concern is not your morning drive but your drive home this afternoon so plan your trip accordingly. make sure you have plenty of wiper fluid because know the wipers got a workout yesterday and bridges, ramps an overpasses freeze before anything else.

take it easy. think about the drive home later on today. now, southbound 270, you are in the clear from germantown headed out towards your exits in rockville. lanes are open on the top stretch of the beltway as you commute between college park and bethesda. no problems to report trying to get past new hampshire avenue. southbound i-59 before 175 now cleared. back up to speed continuing in from columbia and jessup headed out towards laurel. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. metro has just released a sweeping plan for the future of transit in our region. among the most expensive items on the list, new underground rail lines through downtown d.c. and georgetown. john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: metro's problem in a nutshell is its popularity. our regional rail system carries about 750,000 fares a day. over the next 25 years, that is expected to grow to morning a million rider a day. even with all eight-car trains during rush hours, the central core capacity of the system will become constantly jammed.

>> where there is no longer capacity in the system, whether it is east-west, north-south, you have to split the system apart and provide additional tracks. >> reporter: metro's general manager outlined for the board that oversees the transit system a plan that calls for consideration of new underground metro tunnels in d.c. beneath 10th street northwest and beneath m street northwest. those underground lines with new tracks would include a new tunnel under the potomac river into roslyn. that opens the tantalizing possibility that georgetown could get a metro station. now, georgetown at one time had rail service. a hundred years ago, trolleys ran here and can you still see remnants of trolley tracks on some georgetown streets. the trolleys went away in the 1950s and community lead ares in georgetown were cool to the idea of a metro stop when the

system was being designed in the 1960s. attituded may have changed. >> very good for the community and the business. >> i would like it very much. it is hearted to park in many places and getting to metro would take us to national gallery, all the smithsonian plus national press club, many. the places that we go. >> reporter: dr. silverman's husband charms expressed concern over what would be years of torn-up streets in georgetown if the traditional trench format is used for constructing the proposed new underground rail lines. there are many, many other recommendations in this report including extending metrorail to bowie in maryland and to centreville and potomac mills in virginia. the plan also calls for developing priority bus corridors throughout the region as a way of moving people around in the future. we'll have a link on our web site so you can take a look at

this report on metro's possible future. our web site is myfoxdc.com. xd john henrehan, fox 5 news. we are all trying to think warm thoughts on this very cold morning. >> so how about we talk about spring. >> why not? >> opening day for the nats is more than two months away. natsfest is this weekend. the team will make a big announcement about the racing presidents. more on that when fox 5 morning news continues. ontinues. at honda,

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now no i alook at what is new at the movies this weekend. >> kevin mccarthy talked to the actor from hansel and gretel. >> when you are underneath all of that make-up, did you feel more free as an actor to go as crazy as you want to be because you are covered one the fake- up. >> it was kind of a balance i had to find. on the one level, the make-up did so much for me. by the time i was done, looked at myself and whatever i could see of myself through these big

contact lenses, i thought imsea so scary, how much more scary do i need to act to this. in the past, when i played villains, you feel like you can go crazy and be big and over the top and whatever. with this one, i just thought maybe i can't do too much because i'm already so scary. the other part that was something i had to get used to is you have an army of people around you all time because literally every time you open your mouth or do something, you become unglued. so that took a little bit of the freedom away that i normal lie l.i.e. feel as an actor where can you go in between takes and you don't have to constantly think about it. the challenge was letting go of all of this stuff and just be a whole new me. >> when you sit down and watch this movie in the theater, are you able to actually engage yourself or do you criticize your own self as an actress or are you past pa point? >> i think it is really strange

to watch yourself he is personal lit first time around. and you remember things like what happened that day on a certain scene or how my nose came off during that scene. but i haven't seen this one in the theater just yet. >> if you could join any of your cinematic heroes in any of your favorite movies alongside them and be with them in a movie, what would that one movie be? >> it would have to be look a peter sellers or a jack nicholson or a -- i don't know a meryl streep or something like that. i guess it wouldn't be so action packed. >> all right. now, kevin joins us in the next hour with his review of hansel and gretel and other new movies opening up this weekend. >> a sure sign spring isn't too far away. natsfest is this saturday at the washington conference center. the team will name a fisk real estating president. it will be revealed at natsfest. who do you think should be the

fifth racing president? tell us on facebook. we've got a few comments. jessie coffee suggests bill clinton or george w. bush. and stay with us this morning. coleing up at 7:30, mark lerner and screech will be here live from the nats. >> it is interesting. we were talking about the presidents and any time kevin starts talking about the movies, we start talking about the movies. >> everybody starts talking about their favorites. >> still ahead, this morning as big story continues to be the weather. >> sidewalk and side roads are still a little tricky this morning after what we saw yesterday. the weather could impact your drive home later on today. plus, there are some closings and delays this morning too and we have got the latest list on myfoxdc.com. it is also running at the bottom of your screen so keep an eye out for it. time now is 5:28.

welcome back to fox 5 morning news. this is a live look outside over a cold washington, d.c. we had some snow yesterday and this afternoon, we'll get some more snow. it is friday, january 25th and we've got some information for you as well. >> some school closings and delays to tell you about because of the winter weather. in virginia, culpeper county public schools are closed. twoafl-month employees need to report at 10:00 a.m -- twelve-

month employees need for report at 10:00 a.m. >> spotsylvania county public schools are closed today. stafford county public schools are closed as well. in maryland, st. mary's county, the schools are closed as well with school employees on code two. fredericksburg city school are delayed two hours. orange county public schools are also delayed for two hours. the federal government is open today. however, employees can take that up scheduled leave or telework again. we'll have alet to stay on top of. you can get the most up to date list on myfoxdc.com and also on the bottom of your screen. >> i believe we are 12 month employees, 24 hours a day sometimes. -- we'll have a lot to stay on top of. >> pretty much come on in. >> the code is you're working. >> we have more snow on the

way. the morning commute just fine. i think through the noon hour, we'll be just fine. it be mid afternoon before snow moves back in. we are not talking by big storm. we are taxing about a repeat performance from yesterday with maybe an inch across the area and a few spots could get a little more than that. maybe two inches. this on the scale of storms will be a small one. however, cold temperatures and with cold temperatures, there will be no issue with it sticking wherever it wants to fall. so just like yesterday, heads up that we'll do its best to stick on the roadways. there is your winter weather advisory in effect. the weather service issuing this primarily because we are expecting cold during rush hour and cold temperatures. it will stick and we'll are v. a bit of a snowpack out there. if you are looking forward to some sledding, you add an inch on top of an inch.

maybe you have the possibility of a workable situation there. >> i am so ready right now. >> i know you are. this is a clipper system that will move through quickly later tonight and will be back in the sunshine by tomorrow. again, later this afternoon, could be a bit of a travel headache or travel challenge for that evening rush hour with snow falling, temperatures in the mid-20s. >> okay. thank you, tucker. >> time now to check in with julie wright to see how the commute is going. >> i saw in the forecast, it will be 78 and sunny in miami. >> get two tickets while you're at it. >> two tickets to paradise. >> there you go. >> thank you, eddy money. grown and yellow line experiencing delays on metro line because of a switch problem at l'enfant plaza. green, yellow line, additional time needed. all of the trains on time. nice, easy drive eastbound 66 coming out of manassas through centerville, no problems to report. waking up to dry pavement. still questionable. secondary roads, sidewalks could encounter some black use

but be careful. nice and clear, southbound 207 in great shape leaving germantown headed out towards sav roccaville. southbound baltimore-washington parkway, authorities tell me they are checking for a crash near 410 in riverdale. here is a live picture of those chilly conditions outside this morning. officials in virginia are warning drivers to be extra careful today as the roads may be slippery. several accidents were reported on i-95 yesterday due to the weather and snow crews in the district say they are ready for whatever mother nature delivered this afternoon. the city will doe employ 200 plows and continue to treat the roads for icing conditions this morning. keep in mind, can you track the weather where you live. share your snow photos and do a lot more with the fox 5 weather app. download it on your droid, ipad or iphone. search for d.c. weather in the app store. >> you know it is cold outside. in the district, officials are already looking ahead to summer. the application process starts today for this year's summer youth employment program. the program connects d.c. residents between 14 and 21

years old with summer jobs. more information on our web site, myfoxdc.com. just look under the web links and ahead at 8:00, the director of d.c.'s department of employment services will be here to talk more about that program including how many jobs will be available this summer. also, a news alert out of the district this morning. >> a teen is recovering this morning and the search for his attackers is on after he was brutally assaulted near the rhode island avenue metro stop. 17-year-old joseph agola was jumped and robbed wednesday afternoon on his way home. he says seven guys stole his wallet in the tax. joseph suffered a broken armed and jaw. his jaw is now wired shut for several week. anyone with any information about this is asked to call d.c. police. we continue to follow breaking news out of northwest d.c. this morning. d.c. police are on the scene of a homicide investigation. police say a woman was found shot in the street around 3:30 this morning at fifth and nicholson street northwest.

we'll have more information for you throughout the morning about this case. coming up next, a look at the morning's other headlines. women in combat, find out when we could start seeing the new pentagon policy implemented on the front lines. we'll have more when we return. we'll be right back. 

a victory for same-sex couples in rhode island after the state house pass a gay marriage bill. it was overwhelmingly approved 51-19 and the legislation now moves to the senate where its fate is up known. rhode island is the only new england state that does not allow same-sex marriage. the senate is set to vote monday on a more than $50 billion relief bill for superstorm sandy. the bill was passed by the house last westbound and supporters say the money is urgently needed to help the hardest hit areas of new york, new jersey and connecticut. some plashing say the legislation would add to the nation's growing debt unless spending cuts are made elsewhere. women will now be able to serve in combat after pentagon chief leon panetta made it official yesterday. some front line roles could open as early as this year. but sinking in special operations including the navy seals could be a longer approval process. coming up next. >> a woman arrested after breaking into a home and then

cleaning it? well, she struck again. >> they could break into my house. >> she is taking care of a much- dreaded wintertime chore. >> as we go to break, another school closing to tell you about. warren county, virginia schools are closed today. there is also a full list of closings and delays on the bottom of your screen and also on myfoxdc.com. time now is 5:41. ow i

welcome back to fox 5 morning news. it is now 5:43. this is a live look outside at the cold weather. more snow is on the way. all right. we just told you before the break but in case you did not catch it, warren county virginia schools are closed today and the west education campus in d.c. is closed today due to a power outage. all other d.c. schools are open today. we have a full list of closing and delays on the bottom of your screen and on myfoxdc.com. >> more snow on the way. >> my skin is drying out. you guys have that issue? >> oh, yeah. >> that is why i have lotion all over the place. >> i might have to borrow some. my face too. a been out in the wind the last

couple of days. you know how it is when you're sled, wisdom. >> yeah. >> don't you use moisturizer. >> i'm a man. i don't use that. >> men need to use that too. >> i don't want to talk about that here on air. i need a little moisturizer, right? >> you said i'm a man. i don't use moisturizer. >> wisdom wears it? >> i wear it. >> wisdom has moisturizer. >> you know, we don't have classes on that kind of stuff. 16 in manassas. 18 in winchester. it is very cold across the area. more snow on the way. not going to be a factor for your morning commute. this moves in this afternoon i would say 2:00, 3:00 today. it will start to arrive. and it could cause some issues for the evening commute. not because the snow way be falling that heavy but because the temperatures are so cold, it will stick just about everywhere it falls.

you can see the clipper approaching very quickly. here we are in washington. there it is. it just doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with. how much snow are we talking about. probably an inch. a few spots could see 2, maybe 3 inches of snow. here is your futurecast again. high temperatures only in the mid-20s. at 2:00, it is getting awfully close. it will roll through here, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 here today. the last look at future cast indicating that maybe we'll have some holes in the snow south and west of the city. the whole thing is out of here by 9:00, 10 10:00 tonight. we are talking about an inch, maybe a little more in spots later this afternoon. that should say today, p.m., not tomorrow. 27 today. cloudy and cold. afternoon snow developing.

winds out of the south at fife to 10. you saw there on the satellite- radar, it is developed. it is university out to the west. 22 tonight. early snow. i think most of us about an inch. outside possibility that a few of us could get in the sweepstakes jackpot like yesterday in southern maryland and get a little more than that. there is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. sunshine this weekend warm warming up into the mid-30s. we really watch the temperature jump well into the 50s. it will feel like summertime around here by next wednesday with high abouts 5 # degrees. that is -- with highs about 58 degrees. degrees. let's get to julie wright with the traffic. >> here we are live. this happens to be 50 courtesy of the folk up in sky fox.

no problems between landover and andrews. southbound baltimore-washington parkway, the incident has cleared. we have problems with metrorail this morning. the green-yellow line experiencing delays due to a switch problem at long tonight plaza. allow extra time there. southbound 270, nice and clear right now. no travel spots to report leaving germantown headed out towards the split. dulles toll road still in good shape leaving 28 for the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. e traffic. >> thank you. a woman in ohio dubbed the cleaning fairy is arrested again. this time, for shoveling a snowy sidewalk in front of a stranger's house. 53-year-old susan warren is believe toed to be behind the act. now, back in may, she broke into a home, cleaned it up a bit while the home owner was upstairs sleeping. she left a $75 bill on a nap kip. she was sentenced to one-euro probation for breaking and entering. her latest act leaves some a little concerned.

>> and then breaking in and then randomly leaving a bill. its adjust scary when i got my sister and little niece inside. >> warren was arrested and charged with violating her probation stemming from her breaking entering charge for her act of cleaning. >> i wonder what that is all about. >> the sidewalk thing -- i mean. >> she can come shovel mine. >> i haven't gotten to my sidewalk either. >> and i haven't gotten the cleaning inside my house. if she wants to get the $75 and clean the house. she doesn't have to break in. just knock on the door. there is something going on there. speaking of bizarre, we haven't had that in the super bowl before. it is harbaugh versus harbaugh. coaches, brothers against each other. follow liz divided -- families divided. who will mom and dad side with? how about dave ross and i talk about this like two men in the

arena. or two boys on the playground. the morning line is coming up next. 

welcome back. a live look outside at the roads this morning. not much activity right now but we still have the winter weather sticking around with us. there are some school delays and closings because of t in virginia, clark county schools and warren county schools have been add to the list of systems that are closed this morning. the full list is at the bottom

of your screen and also on myfoxdc.com. sports this morning, the caps were hoping to redeem themselves after this week's oss. it didn't happen. they played montreal at the verizon center last night. the caps fell last night 4-1. they are now 0-3 for the first time since the 1993-94 season. all right. will the super bowl be a tale of two quarterbacks and when it comes to the harbaugh brothers, who will their mom and dad be rooting for? >> i think it will be both. >> you think they'll split it. >> you can't choose. >> the intelligence of dave ross and i debate this issue on off the wall. >> off the wall, dave ross, wit wisdom martin and we are getting close to nextson's

super bowl showdown. >> i have the serious face. >> here is a question i have for you, mr. serious face. we have joe flacco, your traditional prototypical quarterback and then you can kapernik. >> if i have a quarterback that is capable of moving around with good speed and can operate the pistol, then i run the pistol. >> is the pistol here to stay? >> if i have a quarterback that can do the drop back, then you do the drop back. it is here to stay. it is something that will be in

the league for years to come because the nfl is a copycat league. is in not new. they have abeen running the same offense -- jonetta you think they'll catch up to this and go back to the prototypical -- >> let me tell you something. before bill walsh was at the west coast offense, none of these people some heard of it. now, it is the west coast offense and everybody jumps on board with that. smart coaches come up with offenses. other coaches follow. >> not sure you actually answered the question. two people you might not have heard of are jack and jackie harbaugh. >> why are we bringing them up? >> because their kids are going against each other in the super bowl. if you are a parent, who do you root for. >> if i was a parent, how do you do this? >> i don't know is not appear answer. >> how do you root for one kid over the other. >> i got three.

>> if two were going against each other, what do you do? >> i root for both of them. >> you can't do that. >> you got to have a winner and there is going to be the a loser. >> you support them both. >> how do you support them both. if you root for one, you root for that one. >> when one has the ball, you root for that one. >> whoever loses, at thanksgiving din are, they have to sit at the kids table. >> are you kidding me? >> that is what i would do. >> over a football game? >> that's why i'm not a parent. >> we'll see you next week for another rousing edition of off the wall. >> you messed up my serious face. >> go back to the happy face. >> parenting 101 with dave ross. >> did we get an answer there? >> no, we didn't. we didn't put our journalism degrees to work at all in that

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